Episode 35: What happens when things go wrong? - Peter Raimondo
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Simon Cator interviews Peter Raimondo about building science principles and challenges in New Zealand construction.
In this episode of the Pro Clima Podcast, Simon Cator talks with Auckland-based (but Toronto born and raised) building enclosure engineer Peter Raimondo about adapting building science principles from Canada to New Zealand. Raimondo discusses challenges in local construction practices, the importance of airtightness and ventilation, and how controlled airflow prevents condensation and energy loss. He also shares insights from blower door testing, international best practice, and his role as MC for the upcoming Building Science Summit, focused on industry collaboration and knowledge sharing. Special Guest: Peter Raimondo.
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